Yesterday, I was asked the following question on Twitter: “as someone who identifies as a [Christian] progressive, how would you define […]
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Is the evangelical tent getting bigger?
In the second edition of their book Across the Spectrum: Understanding Issues in Evangelical Theology (Baker, 2009), Gregory Boyd and Paul […]
conservatism, evangelicalism, liberalism, orthodoxyThe Conservative Echo Chamber at The Stream
Today Michael Brown posted an article complaining that CNN is being unfair in its coverage of Donald Trump. Of course, […]
bias, conservatism, Michael Brown, The StreamYou can dis the minorities, but don’t mess with Ted!
On Saturday night while speaking at an event in South Carolina, Donald Trump turned his criticism on Ted Cruz. He denounced […]
conservatism, Donald Trump, evangelicalism, GOP, Ted CruzDo liberal theologians intend to change the gospel?
It is a truth commonly known that people are generally more aware of the weaknesses and dangers attendant to the […]
conservatism, evangelicalism, liberalism, Millard Erickson, theologyWhy Christians shouldn’t call themselves conservatives
To identify oneself as a “conservative” is to identify oneself with some particular aspect(s) of the present/past that one believes ought […]
conservatism, progressivismAn illustration for the wisdom of conservatism (theological and otherwise)
Eight years ago we moved to Edmonton, Alberta. A month or so after we arrived I noticed a strange piece […]
Christianity, conservatism, doctrine, traditionWhy conservatism is often riskier than you might think (and other observations on losing faith)
In “The ignorance of Richard Dawkins defended (but not very well)” Robert observed: “Sometimes I wonder what faith would have […]
belief, conservatism, doxastic voluntarism, epistemology, faith, liberalismThe hottest thing in the kitchen
Thom Stark was accused of being a liberal right here in my li’l ole blog. Apparently the fellow who made the […]
conservatism, liberalism, Thom Stark